Revise laws related to professional licensing board appointments and reporting requirements

Removed the requirement for the Governor to appoint a qualified board member applicant within a certain timeframe.

Removed the reference to amending Section 37-1-123, MCA from the bill title and text.

Updated page numbering and formatting in the bill header and footer sections.

Minor text cleanup removed redundant 'shall must' phrasing in Section 37-1-106 and adjusted formatting for enrolled bill certification.

Corrected a grammatical error in the biennial report requirements by removing the redundant word 'must' after 'shall' in Section 37-1-106.

Added a semicolon after the first reporting item (summary of board activities) to maintain consistent punctuation across the list of required report contents.

Updated the bill header from HB0335 to HB0335.2 to reflect the revised version of the document.

Document formatting changed from draft to enrolled bill format, including addition of certification signatures and page numbering adjustments.

Removed a blank line that appeared between the end marker and the next content.

Added line number 2 to the end marker line, likely for document tracking purposes.

Added requirement for boards to include their goals and objectives in the biennial report

Added requirement for detailed breakdown of board revenues and expenditures

Added requirement for statistics on licensing activities

Added requirement for summary of complaints received and their disposition

Added requirement for number of licenses revoked or suspended

Added requirement for legislative or court actions affecting the board

Added requirement for number of board members appointed under 37-1-123 still serving after term expiration

Added requirement for any other relevant information the department or board considers appropriate

Reorganized and renumbered the list of required report contents from letters (a) through (i) for clarity

Added a new requirement for the department to prepare a biennial report containing board activities, goals, financial data, complaints, license actions, and other relevant information.

Modified the reporting deadline and submission requirements for biennial reports to include the office of budget and program planning.

Added a requirement that board members annually attest to completing training on regulatory issues, board roles, conflicts of interest, and administrative procedures.

Modified the appointment process to clarify that appointments made when the legislature is not in session must be confirmed at the next regular legislative session.

Modified the term length for board members from 4 years to align with the new reporting and appointment requirements.

Made minor formatting and numbering adjustments throughout the bill text.

Bill title changed from LC 3520 to HB 335.1 with updated sponsor names and print version labels.